Remote learning

The initiative is focused on people aged 16 to 24 who struggled with staying in school or college during the pandemic.

School districts would have to submit their plans for virtual academies to the state board of education for approval, and could enroll no more than 15 percent of their total student population in a virtual program.

Cumberland County Schools is the only large school district in WUNC’s listening area that is poised to possibly start the semester virtually due to the surge in COVID-19 spread.

Remote learning has been a challenge for many families, and that's certainly been the case for Stephanie Baker and her daughter in Durham.Ariana, 6, lives…

On a winter Friday at Cedar Point Apartments in Raleigh, a school bus parks in the lot. But not to take students to class.It’s here so kids and families…

Camp Kanata, a YMCA overnight camp, would normally be empty during the week this time of the year. Instead, the camp outside the town of Wake Forest has…

More than 60% of North Carolina’s student population attends school in a district that started the fall quarter with remote-only instruction. But some…

Anthony Jackson has been an educator for more than 30 years, but there's never been a school year that’s begun like this one.Jackson is the superintendent…

North Carolina public schools will open this fall with a mix of in-person and remote-learning options, Gov. Roy Cooper announced Tuesday. Individual…

Teachers and college professors have been given a huge challenge this month -- how to quickly adapt their classes for long-distance learning. North…